Law and order

Union president demands schools reinstate SRO's: 'If they don't want police officers at the schools, why are they calling?'

09.08.24 | Matthew Holloway Analysis

Will the city ever have School Resource Officers again? Despite a 2023 law requiring that SROs be reinstated, Milwaukee Public Schools haven't moved an inch on the matter with over 3,000 calls going out to Milwaukee Police from schools last year.
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Families, school leaders outraged by illegal immigrant men's shelter opening 1,000 feet from school

09.06.24 | Matthew Holloway News

An illegal immigrant shelter exclusively for men is opening 1,000 feet from a K-12 Christian private school in Brooklyn. The neighborhood and school leaders are outraged.
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Drones pose an existential threat to public figures since they can easily be weaponized

09.06.24 | Pat Droney Editorial

A lunatic with an AR-15 came within a hairsbreadth of killing former President Trump. Could a future wanna-be assassin use a drone to carry out such an attack on a public figure? Some experts say it is possible.
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Is anyone surprised? Leak suggests your phone is listening to your conversations after all.

09.06.24 | Jenna Curren Analysis

Active-listening software may be what is causing those targeted ads on your social media platforms like Facebook.
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An officer was cleared in a shooting in Portland. Then the radical left fought to destroy his life - and the verdict is the final nail in the coffin.

09.06.24 | Matthew Holloway Analysis

The Portland City Attorney is seeking an appeal to a $1 million verdict that found Officer Curtis Brown negligent in the death of Michael Townsend.
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Oregon reverses legalization of drugs in 'bold experiment' that Portland Mayor admits 'failed'

09.05.24 | Matthew Holloway News

Oregon's experiment in legalizing small amounts of drugs has been reversed after even Democrat Mayor Ted Wheeler of Portland had to concede it failed. The new law offers treatment and diversion programs as alternatives to fines.
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Colorado ballot initiative could reserve $350 million for law enforcement, families of those killed in action

09.05.24 | Richard Moorhead News

A Colorado ballot initiative would provide a $1 million benefit to the families of law enforcement killed in duty.
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Officers flooding out of police department, blame the newly hired town manager

09.05.24 | Jenna Curren News

Several officers have left the Wadesboro Police Department, citing the newly hired town manager as the main reason.
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Texas rep leaves 'progressive abyss' Democrat party, joins GOP- 'the party of family, faith, and freedom'

09.04.24 | Eddie Killian News

Texas state lawmaker Rep. Shawn Thierry announced on Friday that she is switching from the Democratic Party to the Republican Party.
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Radical CA legislature passes bill banning voter ID laws, awaiting signature from governor

09.04.24 | Jenna Curren News

California passes legislation that if signed by the governor, will ban local governments from requiring voter ID for local elections.
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The internet is forever: Harris criticized for exaggerating prosecutorial record in 2003 race

09.03.24 | Matthew Holloway Analysis

Kamala Harris' 2003 overstatement of her prosecutorial prowess came back to haunt her in a recent report from ABC News, seized upon by the Trump campaign.
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It's spreading: Yet another entire police department resigns due to budget cuts

09.02.24 | Matthew Holloway News

Another city has shuttered its police department due to budget cuts, marketing at least 13 smaller towns across the nation who have shut down their local law enforcement agencies.
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'Blatant discrimination': Law provides homeownership benefits exclusively for minority groups

09.02.24 | Richard Moorhead News

A new program in Washington state provides homeownership assistance- to applicants of selected racial and ethnic backgrounds.
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"This won't end well": Twice in two days, illegals try to stop and board school buses in California town

08.31.24 | Pat Droney News

Twice in two days, illegal aliens attempted to stop and board school buses in a town near the US-Mexico border. On Tuesday, three illegals blocked a highway in order to stop a bus, and on Wednesday, an estimated 20 attempted to board a school bus in the same area.
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Some police department are piloting an AI tool called 'Draft One' by Axon to write incident reports

08.31.24 | Jenna Curren News

Some departments are using the tool on non-violent crimes, while others are letting officers use it on all type of crimes.
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